The page has been turned. Edgar Grospiron is no longer the president of the French Alps 2030 Organizing Committeeand he broke the silence on LinkedInHe expresses no bitterness, wishing a complete success "to these Games." After several months of tension at the governance level, I conclude that the conditions are no longer right for me to continue this adventure. Some will undoubtedly say it's a failure or a surrender. I prefer to say that, within my own framework, I reached the point where it became more appropriate to pass the torch than to cling on. He writes.
« I have never shied awayI have always faced difficulties and fulfilled my responsibilities, and I have always maintained open and transparent communication with all stakeholders in the project. During these months, I have been guided by the ambition of to unlock the full potential of this magnificent projectAnd I think we succeeded. Yes, there were obstacles. Yes, there were clashes. Yes, there were difficult decisions to make. But I am proud to have been able, with the COJOP teams, to establish Alpes 2030 as a respected and respectable player, both at the international sporting level and at the local level. " continues the former mogul skiing specialist.
Despite the difficulties, Edgar Grospiron did indeed contribute to laying the concrete foundations for these Games: In just a few months, we have given this project an ambitious vision, magnificent emblems, a sports program that will include the premier event of ski mountaineering, a map of sites that is incredibly difficult to stop, and security nearly 30% of the sales targetThis has required a colossal amount of work, and I would like to thank all the teams at COJOP, my teams, whom I am leaving today, not without emotion. I am very proud to have led this crucial phase of structuring the COJOP and anchoring the very identity of the project. Today, a new chapter begins, with new challenges to overcome. I wish those who will take over all the strength and serenity necessary to bring this project to its conclusion. »
